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Variable 1 Variable 2: T-Test: Paired Two Sample For Means

A t-test was conducted to compare the means of two related samples (Variable 1 and Variable 2). The mean of Variable 1 was 53.75 and Variable 2 was 50.5. With 8 observations each, the variance of Variable 1 was 34.5 and Variable 2 was 25.42857. The Pearson correlation between the two variables was 0.974278. The t-stat of 6.177483 was greater than the critical value of 2.364624 so the null hypothesis that there is no difference between the population means was rejected at the 0.000455 level of significance.

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Variable 1 Variable 2: T-Test: Paired Two Sample For Means

A t-test was conducted to compare the means of two related samples (Variable 1 and Variable 2). The mean of Variable 1 was 53.75 and Variable 2 was 50.5. With 8 observations each, the variance of Variable 1 was 34.5 and Variable 2 was 25.42857. The Pearson correlation between the two variables was 0.974278. The t-stat of 6.177483 was greater than the critical value of 2.364624 so the null hypothesis that there is no difference between the population means was rejected at the 0.000455 level of significance.

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t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means

Variable 1 Variable 2
Mean 53.75 50.5
Variance 34.5 25.42857
Observatio 8 8
Pearson Co 0.974278
Hypothesiz 0
df 7
t Stat 6.177483
P(T<=t) one0.000228
t Critical o 1.894579
P(T<=t) two0.000455
t Critical t 2.364624
Questions

8.12 n=800 0-3 <=35000 early repacement


a) X bar=3.3 >7 >73000 Late replacement
sigma=0.71
CI=99%

Confidence = 0.0646592161
Confidence Interval 3.2353407839 3.3646592161

b) n= 500
xbar= 4.3
sigma= 0.66
ci=99%

confidence= 0.0760284284
Confidence Interval 4.2239715716 4.3760284284

c)
We are 99% confident that early repayment buyers mean will lie between 3.23 and 3.36 and la
mean will lie between 4.2 and 4.37.

8.23 n= 100
s= 2.475
X bar= 5.46

0.6500353507
1) confidence 4.8099646493 6.1100353507

Yes we are 95% confident that mu is less than 6


2) minutes.The confidence interval is 4.8 and 6.11!

8.44 n= 400
Ho=years >=5
Ha=years<5
Ho=years >=5
Ha=years<5
CI= 99%
ALPHA= 0.01

no repair p hat= 0.79 p failure= 0.21 alpha=0.01


at least one repair 0.21
a) 99% CI
crit value
z= 2.326347874
standar er 0.0203654119
margin of e 0.0473770326
lower= 0.7426229674 upper 0.8373770326

b)
This confidence interval does provide evidence that the percentage of all color smart 5000 telev
sets that last at least 5 years without a single repair is less than 95%.

X bar
8.52 n= 100
N= 1323
point estimator p hat 0.31

CI 0.95
ALPHA 0.05
ALPHA/2 0.025
Z 1.959964
STANDARD ERROR 0.046249
MARGINAL ERROR 0.090647
Confdence interval 0.219353 0.40064701

b)

9.15

a)
H0: mu<=60
Ha:mu>60

b) alpha= 0.05
n= 100
X bar= 60.482
pop sigma 2
z cal 2.41
zcrit 1.644853627
ZCAL>ZCRIT
Reject H0

P VALUE 0.0792698415
P VALUE> ALPHA
Reject H0

9.4 n= 300
p hat= H0:p =0.5
Ha:p != 0.5
0.39

z  =  (p-P) / (√P(1-P) / n) alpha=0.001


alpha=0.01
z= -0.22 alpha=0.05
0.4129355774 alpha=0.10
p value= 0.5870644226

9.63 p hat= 0.304


H0:p=0.20
Ha:p>0.20

a) z stat= 0.104
0.0178885438
5.8137767415

p value 0.9999999969 0.001


ALPHA= 0.05

p value<alpha
reject h0

b)
The difference between P and 0.2 is important .The goal of selling more is
achieved.

10.8 n1= 12 n2= 12


X bar1= 1.63 X bar2= 0.89
s1= 0.31 s2= 0.23 alpha=
s1^2 0.0961 s2^2 0.0529
EQUAL VARIANCES
a) Ho:mu1>mu2 s^2=
Ha:mu1<=mu2
s=
t=

P value<alpha
Therfore, we reject null hgypothesis

b)
Ho:mu1-mu2>0.005
Ha:mu1<mu2<=0.05 let mu1-mu2=y
Ho:y>0.005
Ha:y<=0.005

s^2= 1.639 num 22


s= 0.2729468813
t= 0.735 num 0.11143
df= 22
p value 6.198529E-07
6E-07
alpha=0.05 p value<alpha
hence,we reject the null hypothesis.

1 2 3 4 5
10.19 machine 1 53 60 58 48 46
machine 2 50 55 56 44 45
diff 3 5 2 4 1

Ho:mu1=mu2
Ha:mu1!=mu2
a.)

rejrect H0 Tstat>t crit 2 tail

b.) dbar-t0.025d/root n

min and max 2.0059610591 4.4940389409


10.41 n= 36 n= 36
X bar 1= 1.52 Xbar 2= 1.2
s1= 0.82 s2= 0.81
VAR1= 0.6724 VAR2= 0.6561

TARGET FIRM BIDDER FIRM


DF=N1+N2-2
TCRIT VALUE 1.994437

Se= 0.1921009573
mu1-mu2=-0.3031332784 0.4631332784
BA Assignment Shreya Bahety
133046
IMG 13-D

between 3.23 and 3.36 and late repayment buyers


alpha=0.01

e of all color smart 5000 television


%.
-0.012702
0.494933
0.505067

g more is

0.005
0.05
0.0745
0.272947
0.74 t= 0.74 num 0.11143 den t 6.6409346799091
df=22 22
P VAL 1.1202815997551E-06
P VAL 1.12E-06
ALPH 0.05

den 0.0745

den 6.596063

ll hypothesis.

6 7 8 var avg
54 62 49 53.75 t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means
50 57 47 50.5
4 5 2 2.214286 3.25 Variable 1
alpha= 0.05 Mean 53.75
Variance 34.5
Observations 8
Pearson Correlation 0.9742777864662
Hypothesized Mean Differe 0
df 7
t Stat 6.1774825230494
P(T<=t) one-tail 0.0002275695385
t Critical one-tail 1.8945786036558
P(T<=t) two-tail 0.000455139077
t Critical two-tail 2.3646242509493
Variable 2
50.5
25.42857
8

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